SELF-PORTRAIT (Valentin) #7

Benjamin Renoux

SELF-PORTRAIT (Valentin) #7, 2016212 x 130cmSign in to view price
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photograph and black oil on canvasBaert Gallery
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This striking contemporary artwork features a dramatic, monochromatic composition with the prominent use of negative space. The central figure is portrayed in a state of movement, with their features obscured by a swirling, gestural pattern that dominates the frame. The overall impression is one of energy, emotion, and a sense of the ephemeral nature of the human form. The artist's distinctive style and technique lend an expressive and evocative quality to the piece, which appears to explore themes of transformation, vulnerability, and the human experience. ...

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Benjamin Renoux
Artist
Benjamin Renoux
B.1986, French

Benjamin Renoux explores the construction and awareness of identity in his work. Photography, and its inherent inability to express reality in full, is often the starting point. He uses various mediums and techniques in dialogue to examine the confrontation between personal identity and the different realities that shape our contemporary world.

Benjamin Renoux: Artworks
FALLING CARYATID #1
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FALLING CARYATID #1, 2017
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FALLING CARYATID #2, 2017
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SELF-PORTRAIT (Valentin) #1
Benjamin Renoux
SELF-PORTRAIT (Valentin) #1, 2016
212 x 130cm
SELF-PORTRAIT (Valentin) #7
Benjamin Renoux
SELF-PORTRAIT (Valentin) #7, 2016
212 x 130cm
Baert Gallery
Gallery
Baert Gallery
Los Angeles

Founded in 2016, Baert Gallery maintains a distinct focus on bridging the historical legacies and artistic sensibilities of Europe and Los Angeles. Working with a roster of emerging artists, the gallery is committed to showcasing a diverse program of work that engages complex philosophical, critical, and political concepts while challenging settled and conventional aesthetic expectations. Located in Los Angeles’ Arts District, the gallery is dedicated to fostering and promoting the region’s unique art scene in a spirit of local cooperation and in dedication to mindful sensitivity towards its broader geographical and social milieu. ...

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